With today’s drought and tomorrow’s changing climate, the challenges can feel too big for any one person to make a difference. But there’s so much each of us can do to create a climate-resilient LA.
TreePeople is holding 3 FREE Community Sustainability Workshops on Saturday, October 18. Come learn sustainable techniques that save money, time and water. Get the tools you need to grow a greener city, starting right at your home or neighborhood! There are three different workshops to choose from. Have a fun and productive Saturday morning with TreePeople!
Rainwater Harvesting: 9am – 1pm
Harvesting rain is an effective and easy way to conserve water. Learn how simple changes to your yard will maximize water retention and absorption. Save money and transform your yard into a sustainable landscape that prevents pollution and replenishes our water supplies. Click here to register.
Native Plants and Turf Reduction: 9am – 1pm
Manage water properly by planting native species and reducing thirsty landscapes. Learn how Southern California natives and a more efficient irrigation system will conserve water and result in a climate-appropriate garden! Click here to register.
Drought Solutions Tour and Native Plant Walk: 10am – 11:15am
Learn important drought relief tips while touring TreePeople’s beautiful park. This free, TreePeople staff-led tour will discuss TreePeople’s history and programs, water conservation techniques, native plants and trees, and how to create a drought resilient future for Los Angeles. The tour will last approximately one hour and fifteen minutes and is wheelchair/stroller accessible. Register now to secure your space and get drought smart. Click here to register.
Date: October 18, 2014
Location: TreePeople’s Headquarters in Coldwater Canyon Park
12601 Mulholland Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Provided: Workshop materials, light breakfast and snacks (registration is required).
Questions? Contact Linda Eremita at leremita@treepeople.org or (818) 623-4878.
